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Kawashima ShinThe Diplomat |
Beijing has adopted its own, quite different, definition of the term.
How China is weaponizing WWII history
Can Japan ‘normalize’ relations?
Accidents, the ‘normalization’ of law enforcement and integration into a sphere of influence
Is this the new normal?
Beijing’s campaign against Tokyo is unlike anything seen before.
China’s reach is extending beyond the First Island Chain. Japan is taking note.
Tensions are unlikely to ease.
It’s not as simple as China would have it.
It is a season of personnel changes in China.
Beijing is looking for an opportunity to exploit differing views of history.
Beijing is looking for an opportunity to exploit differing views of history.
Have the two powers found a new framework for relations?
Beijing is trying to drive a wedge between Okinawa and Tokyo.
Relations have taken a step forward, but how much of it is substantive?
Three 80th anniversaries are not only linked, but also provide historical backing for China’s policies today.
Supply chain concerns may have been a major factor in pausing the recent conflict.
In the context of Chinese politics, what’s coming up offers insight into what’s going on.
Beijing runs an old playbook. But this time it has competition.
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